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Boston tours
B
oston is a great city to
explore by tour, whether
by foot, boat, trolley,
bus, or any other means.
Below are several tour
possibilities in the area.
Boston Duck Tour
4 Copley Place, Suite 4155
617-267-3825
www.bostonducktours.com
The duck tour of Boston offers visi-
tors
a unique chance to see the city
from a "duck"—a WWII style am-
phibious landing vehicle. The tour
takes visitors past famous landmarks
on land and then enters the Charles
River for a view of the city from the
water. Tours that depart from the
Prudential Center and the Museum
of Science last approximately 80
minutes
and include sites such as
Copley Place and the Arts Square,
New Old South Church, Arlington
Street Church, Boston Common,
and the Public Gardens. Abbreviated
tours depart from the New England
Aquarium and are approximately
65 minutes. On those tours, guests
Monday, April 28, 2014
The Freedom Trail Foundation
99
Chauncy Street, Suite 401
617-357-8300
www.thefreedomtrail.org
The foundation offers public tours of
the U.S.'s historic Freedom Trial.
Public tours offered include "Walk
Into History Tours," "Reverse Walk
Into History Tours," "North End
Tour," and "Pirates and Patriots
Tour."
Check the website for newly
updated information about tour
schedules.
Boston Town Crier Tours
617-794-7512
www.bostontowncrier.com
Guide Donald Watson—the "town
crier"—takes guests on a tour of
many
historical sites in the city.
The one-mile walking tour goes
from the Boston Common to
Faneuil Hall, and includes sites
such as where the Boston Massacre
occurred, the Old State House, the
Old South Meeting House, and the
Granary Burial Ground, where many
famous patriots were buried.
